brian? >> brian: all right, thanks so much, alex, bring in qatar's foreign minister spokesperson.. appreciate it, doctor. what happens today with the talk that was scheduled for yesterday afternoon? >> >> thank you, brian. i'm very happy to be with you, again. let me tell you president trump has a plan on the table. he wanted us to convey that to hamas. this is exactly the meeting that prime minister netanyahu decided in this behavior to attack in a sovereign state like qatar. the attack came at a time when hamas was discussing trump's proposal. and it sends a very clear message to the partner of the u.s., the allies of the u.s. and to those who are negotiating with other parties they are not safe even when they're discussing the terms for peace. >> brian: did you condemn the attacks on the bus station that killed seven innocent people who had the audacity to wait for mass transportation? >> i think, brian, when our country's sovereignty was attacked by a state actor like israel, our main concern right now is with our own national security, our own sovereignty and the blatant atta

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set your dvrs, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: get dressed. >> brian: here we go again, theovernment is set to shut down tonight unless lawmakers are able to reach a last-minute deal on federal funding. >> lawrence: comes after top congressional leaders fail to come to an agreement in their meeting with president trump yesterday. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera joins us in washington with the latest. >> madeleine: republicans and democrats are pointing fingers at each other hoping the other side will cave. republicans want a temporary spending measure keeping funding current levels. they want to buy more time as negotiations continue and casting democrats as being unreasonable. >> the thing they did with this negotiation $1.5 trillion spending package basically saying to the american people we want to give massive amounts of money, hundreds of billions of dollars for illegal aliens for their healthcare while americans are struggling to pay their healthcare bills. democrats won't do the right thing. i hope they change their mind. >> democrats want to save healthcare for american

. >> jim brewer, our studio audience, i'm greg >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham, special edition of "the ingraham angle," glad you are here. here we go. news broke about suspension of jimmy kimmel, the left has been a apocalyptic. >> we don't have to speculate what is coming next, suppression is coming next. >> this is scary moment for america, this should send a chill or shiver up every american spine. >> this is a red line that has been crossed for our industry, for the first amendment, for the right of people to speak. nothing hateful about what was said. >> any historic al comparison i american history? >> go back to john adams with alien and sedition act. >> brian: a long time, blaming trump, screaming free speech is under attack and wearing kimmel hats in support. >> i was a guest on the jimmy kimmel show. he has a right to come into any house that wants to watch and entertain, it should shake americans that the president is firing comedians who make fun of him. that is not what we are and every american should care and stand up to this. >> brian: and eric swalwell

. ♪ >> brian: i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham.his is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." we are glad you are there. thank you for watching. here we go. since the news broke about the indefinite suspension of jimmy kimmel's late night show the left has been apoplectic. >> we don't have to speculate what comes left. the democratic party speech is coming next. >> this is a very dangerous and scary moment for america. this should send a chill or shiffer up every american spine. >> this is a red line that has been crossed for our industry, for the first amendment, for the right of people to speak. there was nothing hateful about what was said. >> no. >> is there any historical comparison in american history? >> you have to go back to the great and much admired and respected john adams with the alien act. >> >> brian: that's a long time. they are blaming trump. screaming free speech is under attack. and even wearing kimmel hats in support. >> i was a guest on the jimmy kimmel show, he, -- every night has a right to come into any

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brian: i won't. >> i'm staying here, brian. brian: first getting to no. 3. friend o conservative value asks that's clear. now you've got bruce pearl who obviously is leaning our direction and leaning a little conservative and they've got a jump on him for political beliefs and forget the fact that he's incredibly successful. brian: as auburn men's basketball coach. they're not wishing great things for espn. take a look at this one. >> happy trails to coaching for bruce pearl. auburn coach stepping down to become ambassador for athletic department and will not run for the u.s. senate and something that was rumorred. i hope it was pressure for him to get him out. >> calling him divisive and of all the political junk that on espn, that was just a bridge too far for them, brian. brian: i would hope he'd represent and going to be a ambassador of the school and three great choices and tomi, great job. that's one show he probably won't be on and on this show, silvester stallone and jay will stitting down with me and talking about things all mob related and the impa

, brian. >> brian: i'm sure you didn't, this time.'s talk dollars and cents. president trump returns home from the u.k. with a tech deal yes on ai and other things. strengthen economic ties with the u.k. who celebrated from the eu. is that okay with you? here to break it down is the co-host of the big money show, he doesn't like getting up early but did he all for you. brian brenberg. >> i love getting up early. >> brian: came back after three days and first day pomp and circumstances. yesterday was about business. >> it was deals yesterday. so, $350 billion investment deal. two big components to this. >> brian: first off, let's start here friendly. >> technology. so it's ai and it's quantum computing. those are the two big ones. and what's the point of that? the point is to get ahead of china. there's a race going on. we have got trade talks with china right now. the president goes to the u.k. talks with smartest people. says let's do a deal to try to get ahead in this race. that's what you have got. let me add one piece to that, oka

nicole saphier joins us. >> brian: dr.t, find out what is on bill hemmer's show with dana perino. >> bill: good morning, been waiting three hours for you guys, just been sitting here, but a good show. well done. >> brian: glad you got cable. >> bill: indeed. chicago is next, when does that happen? watching for that, stay tuned. portland writers back at it and talk to the governor about plans in louisiana. big day at the white house, president talking peace with ukraine, we'll follow that. and first lady all about artificial intelligence and how it could help our kids. stacked and packed, as we say, see you in eight minutes, top of the hour. psst psst you make me feel so miserable. huh ahhh! achoo! psst psst flonase relieves your worst allergy symptoms. so, you can start feeling better the same day and save your relationship with nature. flonase how do you spell relief? hotdogs! for heartburn? r-o-l-a-i-d-s. for indigestion? r-o-l-a-i-d-s. for fast relief... r-o-l-a-i-d-s. rolaids spells relief. (tony hawk) i still love to

brian: yeah.ice if they had backbone and would just say that instead of saying i'm not going to vote in the election. shannon, want to get your take on this. a federal judge is blocking president trump's attempt to to freeze more than $2 billion in harvard funds. this has been a epic back and forth kind of setting the precedent for the relationship between higher ed e and the federal government particularly when you've got issues around anti-semitism and woke policies on campus. what do you make of all this. >> yeah. i mean, the judge's decision was very interesting, said essentially the trump administration is violating harvard's first amendment rights to free speech because they're trying to tell harvard how to handle things and change curriculum and hiring policies, what they should do. the judge expressed skepticism this was the about anti-semitism because that judge accuses the trump administration of not even letting the university show them what they were trying to do on this issue of anti-

would it be cuomo or sliwa we'll see. >> brian: in theory. >> brian: moron -- what's his name?> brian: zohran. >> ainsley: he says i want to cut out the middleman and go straight to debate. >> lawrence: i'm disappointed in adams because i never heard a plea to republicans to vote for him. he went out as an independent. but i never saw a campaign message. he has something to run on. brian is right. it has been riddled with scandal. but what he did for crime in the city is not perfect here but it is a total reversal from what we had in the city before. >> brian: went through four plitsz commissioners and finally got the right one because he wanted to be police commissioner, too. if you want to do it, you go ahead. like the jerry jones of mayoral candidates. i just think that the reason why this is a national story, that even though it's bad for new york. because we saw what de blasio did to this city, it's great for republicans. they already have, in cities across the country, in tough races, they are already running mamdani as representing the new democratic party. so they are b

let's -- >> brian: unbelievable.ment of silence and couldn't pull that off on the house floor for charlie kirk. democrats turning the moment into shouting and finger pointing and some blaming president trump for kirk's death. utah's governor put it this way wonderfully. >> this is certainly about the tragic death assassination, political assassination of charlie kirk. it is much bigger than an attack on an individual. it is an attack on all of us. it is an attack on the american experiment. it is an attack on our ideals. this cuts to the very foundation of who we are, of who we have been and who we could be in better times. >> brian: it's a good point. it feels like republicans time and time again are expected to rise above it. the big question is, what can we do to lower the temperature in america? joining us right now, a man who is level-headed, steve daynes. manhunt, got him and find out big-time activist, hate in his heart. he is not alone. anything behavioral you can do in washington to set the tone for the rest

ainsley, brian, and lawrence, it's a fantastic place. brian, i know you have been there.stopped by. it is a great place. >> brian: it really is beginning first sophomores, first freshmen, they will actually graduate. i guarantee you, steve, that building will be a memorial to i am sure they are going to end up with a sprawling campus. don't you think? >> steve: it's right in the heart of austin. there is plenty of room in that building to expand. right now they take -- they had been taking up one floor. now they have taken up two floors now that they have got the sophomore class. by the end of the four years, don't be surprised if they take over the entire scarborough building. >> brian: steve. >> the buzz in the building is that i did my stand up in the same place but i walked backwards. you did the more conventional forwards. america should vote should you walk backwards or forwards when you are introducing the university of austin? >> steve: you know, when you think about it, brian, when you go with your kids on one of those campus tours, the campus guide always walks

brian. >> ainsley: great line. >> brian: you came up with it. more of your exclusive interview on fox news with bret baier coming up. >> lawrence: plus, socialism is gaining support across the country. wait until you see these shocking new polls, come up. >> ainsley: and should you bribe your children to stay off of social media? >> brian: absolutely. >> ainsley: some parents are doing just that. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: serious stuff now, the brutal murder of 23-year-old ukrainian refugee on a charlotte metro train is now under investigation by the fbi. we learn more about the suspect's lengthy criminal history. >> lawrence: alexandria hoff joins us outside the white house with the latest. good morning to you, alexandria. >> there is a lot to learn on the criminal history. the suspect is previously walked free on cashless bail. that was based on a written promise he made to improve his behavior. also his own mother had pledged to have him behind bars. the trouble and threats he had made. he has been in and out of courts and j

brian, ainsley, and lj, back to you. >> lawrence: great job. >> brian: i didn't know there was traffic in new jersey. 15 after the hour, carley shimkus come from new jersey. >> carley: i do hail. i was part of the problem, now foot traffic. we have update, matriarch of major florida family convicted of murder in killing of her former son-in-law. donna adleson was found guilty in the killing of daniel markel. 5th person convicted in the high profile murder for hire plot. in california, listen to this, man arrested for alleged abuse after store worker noticed a woman ask for help using a discreet hand signal. police were called to 7-11, after this woman tucked four fingers behind her back. the gesture was created by canadaion foundation known as international signal for danger. the suspect had active warrant and was carrying a stun gun and being held without bail. that gives me chills. new study suggesting mi microplastics could raise risk of alzheimer's disease, tiny bits of plastic found in tea bags and water could migrate to the brain and trigger alzheimer's disease in people with gen

. ♪ ♪ >> brian: hi come everyone, welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade.somber but inspirational anonald motivational date and tt way across the country and your living room and across the world. they were honoring arary conservative activist, his name charlie kirk at the stadium and around the stadium 200,000urne people turned out to memorialize and celebrate his life in glendale. the advanced unifying two former best friends, titans of the worlp atd president trump and elon musk. this five hour memorial was w unlikeas anything i have ever seen. h every speech at its mark and iad watched every one of them. no one spoke of violence. no one spoke of revenge. each a different side of the most accomplished 31-year-old in the history and ended knowing his mission would go on without him with direction and drive inspired by him, his widow, erika kirk receiving a standing ovation of course. she is now ceo of the organization charlie built, "turning point usa," and they are not slowing down. they are hosting an eventow tomorrow night at the university of minnesot

. >> brian: what do we know about uf ufo's? one lawmaker says they are not made by man, we will tell you what we know hopefully. >> ainsley: and lauren daigle, is pushing kid safety online. she is here talking to us. remember, your mornings are better with friends. >> lawrence: get dressed. >> brian: thank you. >> lawrence: dhs launching operation blitz, targeting criminal illegal migrants across illinois. >> ainsley: griff jenkins got an exclusive ride-along and joins us with the latest, hi, griff. >> griff: midway blitz is underway. we're riding along today. you have multiple federal law enforcement agencies in cooperation going after violent criminal illegal aliens. yesterday we got two targets, child sex offenders living near a playground. this is one tarrget. this man, 43-year-old mexican convicted last year of forcibly assaulting a child under the age of 13. they nabbed him. of course this midway blitz is in honor of katy abraham, who was killed in a drunk driving incident with a gauatguatemal. earlier this morning you gu

. >> brian: this is the ainsley hour. new york socialist zohran mamdani taking inspiration from kamala harris, we'll tell you about their friendly phone call. >> lawrence: that can't go well. golf fans have a message for the governor of new york. >> kathy hochul -- [crowd booing] >> ainsley: long island does not like her. >> lawrence: all of us right now. >> ainsley: trying to change name of high schools. >> brian: she's earned those boos. >> lawrence: there is more. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: the fbi is investigating what they are calling an act of targeted violence after a gunman opened fire at a texas ice facility killing a detainee and injuring two others. >> lawrence: brooke is there with the latest, what can you tell us? >> brooke: the shooter was on a nearby rooftop and started firing at this ice facility anywhere he could. officials say there were bullets found everywhere in and around the building. they say it is a miracle no ice agents were hurt. fbi releasing pictures showing rounds next to

if brian would have called me up.t is interesting, look at stats on president, it is the most dangerous career you can have, kennedy, lincoln, mckinley, go down the list. i chose to do it, i love doing it because we're going to make america great again. look at the stock market, had stock market hitting record highs everyday. never been higher. people at the yankee game, i love the cops here. sir, you have made me look like a genius, my wife respects me, my 401(k) is through the roof, i've never, she thinks i'm a financial genius. i made them into financial genius. >> brian: there will be a press conference at 9:00, we will get more details on we got the guy, you guys got the guy, he's in custody and he's alive and turned in by a friend and family confirmed it. is the message to the right, the people going to go, i want revenge, not to have revenge. charlie kirk would not want revenge. >> president trump: you want revenge at the ballot box, but unfortunately mail-in voting is rigged. it is rigged. jimmy carter, they h

. >> brian: welcome to my hour of "fox & friends." hi, everybody. >> ainsley: two days in a row you get to start the show two days in a row? >> brian: brewing on the couch. more on that later. we will have the inside story. >> lawrence: he gets whatever he wants. >> brian: i can hear you, lawrence. thursday, september 25th. this is "fox & friends." a shooter, opening fire at an ice facility in dallas, killing one detainee and wounding two others. the fbi confirming an anti-ice message was on the rounds found neither shooter. trish income laughlin here with the update. >> lawrence: scary scene as 20 people armed with guns hammers and pickaxe rob a california jewelry store. we will show you what happened. >> and would you pay more to eat at a restaurant at a time when it isn't busy in a shocked customer shares their experience. remember, mornings are better friends. >> brian: get dressed. this is the st story we ended te show with yesterday. target the violence texas ice facility one detainee dead and two others hurt. >> lawrence: bound

lawrence, ainsley, and brian. >> brian: thanks, maddy. clearly no coordination in the beginning they all took the fifth. jeff zients man finally front and center chief of staff we were all there, we did notice. how about this dr. o'connor this guy was told jeff zients says to him i think he needs a c cognite test. we will look into that. thanks for your advice. jill biden goes up and says more rest, less meetings and easy with the information you give him. not walk as much and as many steps. >> brian: that's not the way you lead the free world. >> lawrence: first person gives the full confession is going to be treated the best. just go ahead and get out there. we are getting revelation that the cabinet mexico couldn't get in touch with the president. then you hear from certain staffers that they didn't have access. this guy is the only one that's told the truth. kamala harris say more in her book about what was really going on? >> ainsley: this is so refreshing that someone is finally telling the truth. because the trust is gone with the

brian kilmeade.com.oming up on this show coming up quick first major election since president trump returned to the white house. steve is getting a pulse of the people in new jersey. steve? >> steve: hey, brian, i just talked to the owners here and as soon as we eat a all the desert they are going to put lobster here in the big case. hey, people in new jersey, who wants to talk on tv next? [cheers] >> steve: that's right. they have got a lot to say about politics. so more from the chitchat diner right after this. you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ rock me ♪ thank you big. to grow your business from big to bigger. you need an advisor built for the middle-market. our data shows that this deal works. interesting. very interesting. accounting, advisory, insurance, and more. cbiz. insights that impact. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying

brian. >> brian: kilmeade's hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. hi, guys how are you?> lawrence: chipper today. maybe he it was the president's truth social post. >> brian: more on that later. september 24th, apparently no one is immune to kamala harris' criticism. what she said about her own running mate. put that in italics for a reason. >> ainsley: throwing everyone under the bus. unbelievable scene in court after trump's would be assassin is found guilty. >> lawrence: a complete maniac. and world leaders are just like us. even the french president struggles to navigate new york city gridlock. so he calls the president, donald j. trump. >> brian: i love this. >> i got french embassy. >> how are you? >> guess what? i'm awaiting the speech because everything is for you. >> i kind of feel bad. >> carley: we can all relate. we don't have president trump's number. >> stuck in traffic. i have got call the president. that does show have a good relationship. can you get me out of this traffic? don't forget to dvr the show. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ get along down

>> brian: all of them, good point. >> greg: thanks, brian. >> brian: kayleigh?e him some interesting when he started coming out guns a blazing, going after the democratic party establishment. kamala harris has turned on joe. he needs the truth about kamala harris. tell us about everything you saw behind the scenes -- and obama. and boy, you're going to get a lot -- >> greg: no memory. >> brian: also bad financial decisions, 2013 got a home equity loan on his house, still active in 2024. come on, he got a $10 million advance -- i had no idea, you've got to tell me this in rehearsal. >> harold: i don't believe that we should ever let former presidents work. the closest things we have to r. i've said for a long time we should take care of them and not force them to write books, give speeches. compromise themselves, potentially compromise america. and national security. the market is speaking here. got to tell you, you say president trump a make $100 million when he gets outcome he is selling perfume, coin, watches come he may get that while he's there. >> kennedy:

brian: mr.tary, there's been a lot of speculation about the upcoming autism report and supposed links between tylenol and autism. you know, i know that hhs has been warning about not speculating on that. could you just clarify where you are in the process and hod the public should be interpresenting things -- interpreting things they're hearing about tylenol or anything else with this report right now. >> we'll be making announcements and these are all preliminary announcements. you know, we are trying to get the information to the public as soon as we have it. there are years and years of studies about that we are looking at today for the first time and we're finding a number of different indicators, a number of different signals but until those -- and as soon as we have enough information to give to the public with confidence, we are going to do that. but anything that happens, any speculation about what's in those reports at this point is speculative. rachel: well, listen, i commend you for e

brian. >> carley: i like the skinny. >> brian: i like the carpenter pants. the hammer. >> carley: you are a regular old gen zer. >> carley: more news to get to. starting family attending a school carnival in l.a. after a ride malfunctioned caused a carriage to snap off and crash leaving ride dang beginning from tracks before first responders were able to come to the rescue. >> snapped off just hit the ground and that's when everybody started screaming. >> carley: the school says the ride was being operated by a third party. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt. it remains unclear what caused that significant malfunction. here's a question. will paying kids help them could better in school? that is what one d.c. public charter school is doing to try to keep kids in dallas. the school says they are going to pay each high school senior $50 a week with hopes it will make them want to come to class more often. data from last year shows d.c. charter schools reaching a rate of nearly 40% for chronic absenteeism and 32.6% for truancy. the school's founder saying, qu

♪ >> brian: ainsley's out. >> ainsley: this is my hour. step aside.t's 8:00 on the east coast, wednesday, september 24, this is "fox and friends." kamala harris making her return to "the view." >> would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not a thing to comes to mind. >> i didn't fully appreciate how much people wanted to know there was a difference. >> ainsley: we will ask governor sarah huckabee sanders if it is a surprise to her. >> lawrence: plus, new york city se socialist zohran mamdani is courting jewish voters but will previous comments come back to haunt him? >> brian: i would think so. and could balls and strikes be a thing of the past? johnny damon is here to react to robot-ops. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> lawrence: so president trump pushing the america first agenda on the world stage while calling out the united nations for failing to live up to its potential. >> ainsley: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us. good morning, peter. >> peter: president t

that means a lot. >> brian: any of that true? >> rachel: passive aggressive. >> brian: any true? all of us. >> rachel: let's say, he knows me well. >> brian: what advice do you have, what does it take to work with you two? >> rachel: i say live in the moment, one thing i love about the weekend, love the weekday, but weekend show is longer, let things unfold. live in the moment. >> griff: it's been fun, i've known both guys, friends before "fox and friends weekend" was happening, we know each other pretty well. >> ainsley: are you sitting in the secretary of defense seat, pete's seat or will's seat? >> griff: i think pete's seat. >> ainsley: the pete seat. >> griff: i can't talk about, i may have gotten congratulations from him, he said, you know what is next? no thanks, i found my place on the couch. >> charlie: in that seat, you get to wear skimpy shorts to swim every spring. >> lawrence: navy seal swim? >> ainsley: will did it, too, charlie. >> charlie: right. he gave rachel the skimpy shorts and now rachel and i are giving them to griff. >> brian: lawrence volunteered to do th

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happy first week of fall if you celebrate, brian, over to you. >> brian: thank you so much, janice. >. >> brian: fall brings the u.n. world leaders over to new york city. president trump preparing to address the new york general assembly on tuesday as more u.s. allies, including u.k., canada and australia all recognize the existence, get this of palestinian state. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu responding saying the countries, quote: are giving a huge reward to darryl. anyone going to dispute that former israeli ambassador to the u.s. michael orrin joins us now. ambassador, your thoughts about the signature kansas of this move? >> good morning, brian. always good to be with you. the move is anti-israel. it's anti-palestinian. and it's anti-american. it's anti-israel, obviously as the prime minister says. a reward for terror. palestinian state doesn't recognize, doesn't even recognize our right to exist. teaches its kids to kill israelis. pays for murders of israelis in our jails. this is not a move toward peace. very anti-israel but also anti-palestinian. who is celebrating

we have said this many times, brian, that leads to nothing good. >> brian: we know.ks he is doing i guess running for president. if pritzker called you, would you take the call or should you call him and tell him what you are doing? >> brian, i will take the call from the governor or anyone else. this is an open book. we are transparent, and we are very confident in the job that we do here in chicago. absolutely i would take his call. i think i would rather walk the streets with the governor, he better put his walking shoes on, if he has got those, and let's take a walk and look at his streets and what criminal illegal aliens are doing to chicago and his residents. >> brian: you are fixing it. he should be thanking you. gregory bovino, we reached out to the state senator's office for comment did not hear back. stay safe. carley, go to you, there has been 150,000 applications to be ice agents for -- >> carley: because of the environment that this administration is affording those ice agents they feel appreciated. of course there is going to be more applicants. speak e

>> brian: all right. thanks so much.t's what is crazy because five people shot in chicago over the weekend. dozens -- i mean killed. dozens were shot. and they say you better not come with enforce. s to make us crack down on crime. and they will find themselves. you will see the mayor and governor rooting for more shootings in the president puts more resources in. that's how backwards this school of thought is. and i give wes moore credit and give newsom credit. wes moore looked at this and said i don't want the president's security team here. so, what i'm going to do is i'm going to bulk it up on my own and ask state cops to flood the major cities and stay there until further notice. trump plirns his goal by doing that. >> ainsley: president would prefer. would love leaders to clean up own cities he has to do it because a lot of these people in leadership are democrats and they are not for it. but, yeah. the message is, what i hear from which signature we like all the violence. we north going to clean it up. we don't wa

. >> brian: and ausautism dr.c siegel on what we can expect and what he thinks, there is somebody to blame. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: massive crowds gather for emotional scene in arizona to honor and pay final respects to turning point usa fou founder charlie kirk. >> lawrence: one of the largest t turnouts ever for a private citizens. some had to be turned away several hours before scheduled to begin. >> brian: religious leaders and friends of charlie coming together, whiching charlie's wife erika revealing her thoughts about the alleged assassin. >> my husband charlie, he wanted to save young men just like the one who took his life. that young man on the cross our savior said, father, forgive them for they not know what they do. that man, that young man. i forgive him. [applause] >> ainsley: wow. president trump took the stage to honor charlie's legacy praising him as a martyr for american freedom. >> president trump: he was assassinated because he lived bravely, boldly and argued brilliant

brian back to you. >> brian: when the u.n. comes next week the syrian president is former al-qaeda. coming to new york city. 24 years later. i mean, i think this guy has got to address it. don't you think? >> >> eric: good luck with that for those who lived that the first plane flew over my head. i suffer -- i have two different diagnosis. under the world trade center program i'm lucky. i think of all those who were killed that day and those who will continue to suffer because of that philosophy that has not diminished. we have to condemn it. we have to despise it. we will never forget. >> ainsley: eric, i remember after 9/11, a lot of people were getting out of their leases or trying to avoid living downtown because of the exposure. when you list those numbers, are those all first responders people like you, reporters down there covering it or people who lived in the area? >> it's everyone. if you were below canal street, basically you were exposed to the dust. i was here reporting on it. that's what happened with me. i mean, i'm very lucky. i think of all those who are suffering m

specific country was named by authorities, brian. >> brian: all right, lucas, good job.that 24 minutes now before the top of the hour. ukrainian president zelenskyy is optimistic over the additional assistance from the united states against russia, vladimir putin listened. >> president trump understands that we need more pressure and not enough pressure from europe. they are our partners. it's not enough. we need pressure on putin. and we count on sanctions from the united states side. >> brian: president trump is saying quote in a huge truth social post, i will take an excerpt. i think ukraine with the support of the european union is in a position to fight and win all of their ukraine's back -- original ukraine back in original form. here to discuss this is ambassador to the united nations, mike waltz in his first interview since being sworn in officially. ambassador, congratulations. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: you are in the eye of the storm. the change in positions of president trump to where he is right now with president zelenskyy. how could you characterize it? >

brian: right.comes as kirk's heart broken widow, erika, made her first public comment since losing her husband. it happened last night. >> the movement my husband built will not die. it won't. i refuse to let tata happen. that happen. it will not die. all of us will refuse to let that happen. no one will ever forget by husband's name, and i will make sure of it. it will become stronger, bolder, louder and greater than ever. kevin: powerful testimony there from erika last night. c.b. cotton joins us now outside of the jail where the suspect in the killing is being held without bond. hi, c.b. >> reporter: good morning, brian, rachel, kevin. yes, tyler robinson is being held at the utah county jail on the suspicion of aggravated murder and other felonies. but formal charges are expected to be filed the upcoming tuesday according to state prosecutors who say that's when the 222-year-old -- 22-year-old will make his first court appearance in a virtual hearing. according to court documents, robinson has

brian: next to phoebe.he most beautiful smile in the world. i saw her and that's what she greeted me with. >> this event means so much to us. we have all models for phoebe to look up to kind of like what mark said. phoebe is the sunshine of our lives. we feel so blessed to be here. brian: glad you are doing this. do teenagers enjoy this? >> my daughter allison is 14, this is her second buddy walk. we've been excited for some time to be here. the value, acceptance, and celebration and brightness and diversity they bring to our lives and our community is the best part. we make new friends every time we have an opportunity to come. rachel: why do you like coming here? do you meet friends? >> yes. rachel: what do you want people to know about people with down syndrome? i am like every buddy is? >> yes. rachel: you are. you bring a lot of joy and happiness to your family. >> yes, my mom and dad in homes. >> eva is her sister at her biggest fan. we been a member of the national down syndrome society since allison

back to you. >> brian: all right.nks so much. >> ainsley: thanks, kelly. >> brian: it is major problem. >> lawrence: it's a huge problem hasn't been addressed by democrats for years now. earlier we had zoe leigh on. she called the leaders in chicago, the useless five is what she said. but she described a climate there and that they need help. watch. >> the fact of seeing seniors getting killed our children getting killed, mothers getting killed, young men getting killed, and we are not getting any help at all. it is starting to become normalized. we are dealing with a progressive democratic gang, i call them -- they're the real gangster disciples, the city of chicago, democratic machine. this machine has been like this for a very long time. and no one has ever challenged it, except in 2023 when 22 million illegal immigrants came over from the previous administration and 70,000 were placed in the city of chicago. they are trying to make the city of chicago a socialist, communist city. and it simply cannot be that. >> a

kevin: a patriotic revival, brian. brian: yeah.ame in and filled in, i texted him -- i'd never seen someone come from the outside -- rachel: it was amazing. brian: did you feel the same way? rachel: of course. >> it was conversational, because that's the way he approached his job. there's no teleprompter. he's talking from the heart, able to go for four hour, and he looked like he could have done a fifth. the thing that struck me the most was the footage you had after the show was done and his daughter comes running, full speed -- kevin: so cute. brian i thought that was amazing. so it was like a family affair. and i thought to myself, this guy's going to be here, because he fits so well in at fox with the anchors. not that he agrees or disagrees with everyone, he just fit in. just a normal person. the issues matter more than the person, and the country matters more than anything else. and i think that, you know, personally, i think this is where it is, next lap would have been in some way, shape or form. rachel: what i noticed whe

brian, i will send it back to you. >> brian: thanks so much.tes before the top of the hour. president trump sharing this video. this video after announcing the u.s. military killed 11 tren de aragua members in a strike in the caribbean sea. the president calling the strike a notice to anybody, even thinking about bringing drugs into the u.s. former deputy assistant secretary of the u.s. army and former general counsel to the navy joins us now. ben, how significant was that hit? >> i think it was very significant. shows that this president, brian, is going to do whatever it takes to keep this country and the american people safe. i think it was president harry truman who said that the president has the power to do whatever it takes to keep the country from going to hell. that's what you are seeing whether it is securing our borders, whether it's attacking violent crime in our big cities or if it's stopping the flow of illegal drugs into this country that are killing our kids, this president is doing whatever it takes to keep this country from go

[laughter] >> brian: what is the matter?lawrence: i am sick of the kelce, taylor, all of them. >> brian:andy reid. >> ainsley: who is winning in fantasy league? >> carley: charlie is in first place. >> ainsley: charles in charge. look who is number two. >> carley: pretty well, still early in the season. >> ainsley: big shimkus. >> carley: i like my name. i like it is all in upon cas, too. >> lawrence: and adam. >> ainsley: doing well, klotz and friends. >> brian: look at you, so serious. >> carley: that picture makes me look like i should host a true crime podcast. >> lawrence: steve versus charlie. is he undefeated this year? >> carley: 3-0. >> janice: is he a real football fan or did he have somebody do this for him? >> ainsley: i'm doing terrible. i'm up against adam. >> brian: you two don't get along, that will be -- >> janice: that rivalry. >> ainsley: i love the name, klotz and friends. >> lawrence: my season has been a disgrace. >> ainsley: toot, toot, toot jones. >> brian: all woman matchup. rachel and janice. >> ain

♪ >> brian: hi, everyone, it's brian kilmeade. it's my hour so back off everybody.laughter] >> brian: they have given me the 7:00. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, friday, september 26th. it's "fox & friends." i'll continue. president trump is following the money and taking a look at the billionaires allegedly bank rolling left wing violence. >> these are anarchists and agitators. professional anarchists and agitators. they get hired by wealthy people. some of whom i know. dinner with them. everything is nice. then you find out that they funded millions of dollars to these lunatics. >> griff: hey, everyone, it's griff jenkins. we also have first lady melania trump stepping into the political spotlight. how she is helping shape in a big way her husband's foreign policy. >> ainsley: hi everyone i'm brian kilmeade's biggest fan, ainsley earhardt. amazon coughing up billions in settle document primary users. will you get a cut. don't forget to set your dvr and i love you too, griff. >> brian: get dressed. ♪ so federal officials revealing new information on the deadly dallas

brian? >> brian: all right, alex, thank you. in former secretary of state fox news tributer mike pompeo. mr. secretary, you think this operation was necessary and inevitable. do you think it will be successful? >> >> brian, good morning. i do think it will be successful. it will be a long slog. they have been building this operation for weeks. getting yesterdayy for this. they have now told the civilians to clear out. i hope they all do. they will chase down every last leader of the hamas military. this is important that for israeli security, you go v. got to go do this. i'm confident they can get there it is going to be weeks' long exercise for them to actually chase these folks down, chase them out of the tunnels and get after them. it's now coming up on the anniversary of october 7th. just a couple weeks away from that the israelis needed to do that to be successful and ultimately achieving message getting security for their people and return of their hostages as well. >> brian: do you think they know where the hostages are?

melania -- go ahead. >> brian: going to say, set you up.s back to school time and be aware of what your kids are up to. >> ainsley: we worry about chatgpt. ai is the picture. different ways to get artificial intelligence. i like rock. that is your favor. ask questions and it gives you information, it is helpful. what do you do when your teen is on it or your 12 year old is on it and asks a question. what if your teenager has mental health issues and ask about suicide or how to get drunk or make a pill concoction to take your life. that is the fear. melania is doing something about it. >> lawrence: there is a lot of concern with the chatgpt as well as the other ai's playing therapist. you can tell it to be your therapist, that is not considered a true medical professional. for kids struggling with mental health, they don't want ai to become a stumbling block. >> brian: melania will head this up, presidential challenge that she's heading up and remember, she talked about what it meant to be making this effort august 26. >> the president's nat

brian: yeah.ne he's lawyering up. this comes as kirk's heart broken widow, erika, makes her first public comments since losing her husband. kevin: c.b. cotton joins us in -- from utah. >> reporter: the man accused of assassinating charlie kirk is here behind bars being held without bail. he is supposed to make his first court appearance this upcoming tuesday when state prosecutor ifs file those the formal charges. this will be a virtual hearing. now, according to court records, you guys, they sew that -- show that tyler robinson had no prior criminal history, but investigators say family members reported he had become more political in recent years. utah's governor said it was family members who tipped off investigators after the 22-year-old either confessed or implied that he was involved with the shooting. the breakthrough for answers came after the fbi blasted out surveillance images from moments before and after the crime. robinson was arrested thursday evening in washington county about three

this is likely what officials say is putin stalling for more time, brian. >> brian: no question.hanks, lucas. >> lawrence: talked with sources close to the president yesterday and the best way they describe this is the president is calm, cool and collected. that he realizes the games that they are playing right there. that's why he released that statement saying good luck conspiring against the united states. he knows exactly what is going to happen. he wanted to give peace a shot and continue to want peace the economic pressure these countries are experiencing is only going continue to crease if they continue to plot against the united states and its interest. >> rachel: yeah. i definitely think the president wants peace and he's going to continue to move in a direction. but i also think that president trump realizes that the real enemy is china. that's his focus. and i think the conversations with putin that he had in the last were not just ukraine. i believe they also have to do with the western hemisphere. president trump wants china out of the western hemisphere and he wants

. >> brian: i hope so.king about jennifer anniston and how she stays so young she says because she stays positive. >> rachel: brian said that's my secrets. >> brian: did i not say that's my secret. i was sharing smalltalk. i don't think it would be cold open talk. >> rachel: you know that happens when i'm on the couch. >> brian: yes, it does. >> lawrence: it becomes news. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, thursday, september the 4th. this is "fox & friends." ai is on the forefront of the first lady's agenda today she is gathering her task force on the focus of education proonk the next generation to use technology. we will talk to u.s. energy secretary chris wright who was on that task force and he is here with a preview 30 years later the father of jonbenet ramsey says is he, quote, more optimistic than he has been in years that his daughter's murder could finally be solved. >> because of high probability solve the crime. they want to finish the work. >> rachel: john ramsey will be here live this morning. incre

>> yes. >> brian: what is attractive about singing about love?the engine of the world, it is not worth living without love. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: did you write this because you are generally falling in love? >> everyday. >> lawrence: did you find love or you are on the search for love. >> i experience love. i try to be truly inspired and fall in love literally everyday of my life looking around. >> brian: you decided to go into business like michael jordan's son saying i'm going to play basketball. you realize the bar is so high as tall as you are? >> i feel like there is no bar. it is a challenge with myself. it is what i love most and makes me happy. >> ainsley: your dad is one of the greatest, why not take advantage of that and learn from him. you were here a few years ago when your 50 al -- first album came out. what have you learned? >> i got a lot of experience on the road. i have good people around me. you want people that support you and believe in the project. it has been important for this project. >> brian: let's hear it, what